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As Taiwan confronts escalating energy demands driven by AI and clean tech, this op-ed argues for the pivotal role of nuclear energy in securing the island's technological future and autonomy. Given the global race for technological supremacy, can Taiwan afford to overlook the potential of nuclear power in powering its AI aspirations?
In this op-ed, author Federico Davicino shares a heartfelt reflection on the transformative power of summer camps, drawing from his extensive experience as both a participant and a leader. Could a summer camp be the key to unlocking a child's potential for growth and self-discovery?
In the op-ed, the author delves into the intricate balance between free speech and the regulation of social media platforms, which is examined within the contrasting contexts of Taiwan and the United States. Highlighting Taiwan's approach, she underscores how Taiwan's democratic infrastructure, bolstered by collaboration between civil society and the technology sector, safeguards against misinformation while maintaining one of Asia's freest online environments.
In this op-ed, authors explore the complex interplay between AI and the workforce, particularly in the context of Taiwan's unique challenges. Amid growing concerns about AI's potential to disrupt job markets, how professionals can leverage AI to enhance their productivity?
In this op-ed, author delves into the landscape of international education, and the value and implications of Advanced Placement (AP) courses for Taiwanese students aspiring to study in the United States. Amid shifting college admissions policies in the U.S., how these changes resonate in Taiwan, a country with a high rate of postsecondary education participation and a significant number of students seeking education abroad?
In this op-ed, author Angelica Oung sheds light on Taiwan's offshore wind future. Despite challenges such as the rising costs influenced by global economic changes and the war in Ukraine, Taiwan's industry is searching for ways to adapt.
In this op-ed, the author delves into the complexities and challenges of conducting Indonesian elections abroad, focusing on Taiwan. Following Taiwan's presidential election, which saw high engagement from the public, the Indonesian government is facilitating overseas voting. Despite these efforts, he addressed there are significant shortcomings.
In this op-ed, author Federico Davicino walks us through his story of a nine-year-old boy eager to join his older siblings on the ocean, and the lessons he learned. The boy becomes an unexpected expert on tides and it's not through traditional education.
Analyzing the 2024 presidential election, this op-ed illuminates Taiwan's susceptibility to AI-driven disinformation campaigns and the challenges in crafting effective regulatory frameworks. Drawing parallels with the European Union's landmark policies, it underscores the broader geopolitical significance of addressing the dynamics between technology, misinformation, and democratic resilience.
In this op-ed, author Nigel P. Daly delves into the critical juncture at which artificial intelligence (AI) stands today, likened to the "Oppenheimer moment" of nuclear technology. What should Taiwan do to prepare for AI's impact on global democracy?
In this op-ed, the author offers a compelling exploration of a transformative solution to the planet's finite resources that are increasingly strained: urban mining. This practice involves the recovery and reuse of valuable materials from spent products and infrastructure, turning what was once regarded as waste into a treasure trove of resources.
In this thought-provoking op-ed, author Gabriele Seewald challenges the conventional wisdom surrounding the binary narratives of democracy and autocracy, particularly in Taiwan's geopolitical situation. To discuss, what is more important after the election?
In this op-ed, Tristan Reynolds discusses the unique opportunity Taiwan faces in declining population and consequent reduction in school enrollments. To transform big schools into small schools with 400 students or fewer to enhance academic achievement, and increase student safety and connectedness.
In the latest release of PISA results, Taiwan's education system has garnered impressive scores, placing its schools among the best in the world. But does it say Taiwanese students are receiving strong educations?
In this op-ed, Arpita Dutta delves into the complex landscape of India-Taiwan relations amidst the proposed introduction of approximately 100,000 Indian migrant workers into Taiwan's industries. From the initiative, multifaceted concerns arose, ranging from anxieties among Taiwanese regarding stagnant wages and gender perspectives to the potential disruption in production due to labor shortages.
Drawing from personal experiences growing up in Europe, Argentina, and living in Taiwan, author Federico Davicino highlights the lack of emphasis on the Pacific's history, culture, and interconnectedness within global education systems.
In this op-ed, Tank Chen delves into the urgent need for carbon dioxide removal (CDR) solutions to combat global warming, emphasizing Taiwan's opportunity to enter the burgeoning CDR industry.
The op-ed delves into an agreement between India and Taiwan for 100,000 Indian workers to join Taiwan's labor force. It highlights a local article in Taiwan discussing Indian workers, seen as racist and harmful to bilateral relations.
In this op-ed, Samuel Ng delves into the significant shift occurring in the landscape of Taiwanese businesses operating in China. While historically instrumental in China's economic growth, Taiwanese companies are increasingly departing or altering their strategies away from China due to a multitude of factors.
In this op-ed, Ying Ting Wu unveils the extraordinary tale of Ching-Hsiung Lu, a luminary in Taiwan's film industry. Through triumphs and tribulations, witness the intersection of an unparalleled cinematic legacy and the unwavering dedication of Majoline, Lu's caregiver. Wu navigates the complexities of health challenges, family dynamics, and the transformative power of love, bringing to light the often-overlooked narratives that define the essence of caregiving.
In the op-ed, through Invisible Nation director Vanessa Hope's lens, authors Shawna Yang Ryan and Gerrit van der Wees underscore how the film illuminates President Tsai Ing-wen's leadership amid challenges from China and domestic issues, presenting a poised and pragmatic leader steering Taiwan toward progress.
In this op-ed on creating the Formosa Files podcast, John Ross and Eryk Michael Smith discuss their exploration of Taiwan's history and the challenges faced by people throughout the centuries. And what has this podcast taught them along the way?
In this op-ed, given the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, author Tatiana, a Lebanese in Taipei reflects her personal experiences of the conflict, including the fear and anxiety they feel for their loved ones back home. And how important it is to not fall into the trap of reducing the country to its conflicts.
In this op-ed, Syaru Shirley Lin advocates for an inclusive approach that cultivates domestic talent and welcomes international professionals. In a world marked by rapid transformation, How should Taiwan transform into a dynamic and diverse talent pool?
In this op-ed, author Nigel Daly discusses the benefits of integrating AI into the workforce for improving production efficiency. However, he points out that it may create a blind spot that could potentially harm your business. Why is that?
In this op-ed, author Tatiana Van den Haute's analysis delves into Taiwan's pursuit of CPTPP membership, examining its implications and challenges, particularly in the face of China's opposition. The article emphasizes Taiwan's need to strengthen its international standing and strategic partnerships.
In this op-ed, authors Nigel Daly and Yeu-Ting Liu explores how AI tools like ChatGPT can help bridge the educational gap between rural and urban areas in Taiwan, emphasizing personalized learning, teacher-student interaction with AI, and the role of educators in promoting AI in education.
On October 7th, 2023, Hamas began a surprise assault on Israel, launching over 5,000 missiles and executing unprecedented ground, sea, and air attacks. This act of extreme violence signaled the start of a larger war. Jonathan Gropper, an Israeli-born entrepreneur, delves into the events and sheds light on the significance of Hamas.
In this op-ed, Chloé Salmon highlights the urgent need for climate-resilient cities, points out unique urban challenges and the importance of transitioning to green urbanism. How can cities achieve resilience and inclusivity in their green development strategies?
This op-ed, author Christina Lin explores the link between Taiwan's semiconductor dominance and its food security, addressing issues like water and land scarcity. She emphasizes the need for policies that balance chip production with food resilience on the international stage.
In this op-ed, author Tim Chen addresses Taiwan's labor shortage and advocates for a modern immigration policy as a solution. With a low birth rate and a need for a larger workforce, Chen emphasizes the urgency of embracing immigration to ensure Taiwan's long-term prosperity.
The Foreign Professionals Act and the New Southbound Policy are two major accomplishments of the current administration. Can the next president combine their potential to maximize success?
The liberalization of Taiwan’s immigration policy is overdue. A comparison with Germany shows how fostering long-term immigration can bring great benefits to a society. Now it is up to Taiwan’s future president and government to turn Taiwan into a modern immigration country.
In this op-ed, Jessica Lu highlights global pro-nuclear sentiment, including Taiwan, and urges reevaluation by environmental groups like Greenpeace to address the climate crisis.
As Taiwan faces its 2024 presidential election, its partnership with the European Union is crucial in countering China's threat. To enhance this alliance, Taiwan's next president must navigate EU intricacies, set clear goals, and prioritize democracy and economic diversification from China. How will Taiwan shape its future in this evolving global landscape?